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“Lazarus” snails, thought extinct for years before being discovered found clinging to life in isolated areas, are thriving after being reintroduced to Nonsuch Island. Research shows the greater Bermuda land snail is now reproducing and expanding beyo...

Antique artefacts that shed light on the origins of the Portuguese community in Bermuda will be on display at an exhibition that starts today. Portuguese in Bermuda: 170 Years has been curated by Lisa Raposo, a volunteer for the charity Casa Dos Aço...

Willis Steede was remembered yesterday as a dedicated family man who took the less fortunate under his wing. Mr Steede, a well-loved city worker known affectionately as “Mr Front Street”, died last Friday. His son, Willis Steede Jr, said he was like...

Wide-ranging union talks were held on Wednesday with David Burt, the Premier, along with several members of Cabinet. Discussions ranged from upcoming negotiations, employee training, the impact of innovative technologies, planned revisions to Bermuda...

Walton Brown would have been the “guiding hand” and “stabilising force” to help lead Bermuda to independence if he had not died, according to former premier Alex Scott. Mr Scott told The Royal Gazette that Mr Brown, who was chairman of the Committee ...

A “legend” and dedicated employee who worked at The Royal Gazette for more than 50 years died at the weekend. Lawrence Sealey was 86. The Warwick resident retired from the organisation in 1999. Beverley Sealey, Mr Sealey’s wife of 51 years, said he w...

Excitement for the international football match tonight has filled the National Sports Centre to the brim. Tickets to the Concacaf Nations League match between Bermuda and Mexico have all but sold out the 4,000-seat stadium, despite the game’s 10pm s...

A former business owner has been ordered to pay almost $30,000 after the Supreme Court found he sold exclusive rights to a paint brand he did not have. The court heard Roger Royden Richardson sold Gary Wolffe his business, Triple R Paint Supply, for ...

A senior magistrate showed mercy to a single mother of two yesterday and allowed her five months to pay off more than $3,000 in traffic fines. Preya Leverock, 28, was ordered to pay one of her four fines on the fifteenth day of every month until her ...

Three East End ambassadors were recognised as part of Unesco’s World Tourism Day celebrations. Kristin White, the owner of Long Story Short bookstore and a tour guide, Dennie O’Connor, the co-owner and operations director for Tobacco Bay and Clearwat...